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    DHCP through point to point

    Does your ERP server have Kaspersky or some other internet security software running? Those are usually configured to drop packets from other subnets. You can change these settings and you should be able to access your ERP from a different subnet with no issues.
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    Multiple SSID

    I am sorry; there is no network protection for the DHCP addresses ether. I made a mistake in my yesterday test – it was antivirus software on the host computers that was dropping packets from the guest network subnet, not the router. I think what we learned here is the following. If you...
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    Multiple SSID

    The Internet is full of tutorials that explain how to use some router’s Multiple SSID feature to create a guest network. These tutorials often mention that if the guest SSID is set in a separate subnet, the guests will not have access to your home/corporate network. I just experimented with...
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    USB 3.0 cables bad contact with USB 2.0 ports

    I started using USB 3.0 peripherals (external hard drives, so far). And I noticed that when plugging the new USB 3.0 devices into older USB 2.0 ports, I get bad contact. Sometimes I need to wiggle the plug in the port to get the device to work; often bumping the cable slightly causes connection...
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    Tower vs. 2U in non-air-conditioned room

    Room temperature: 70 F CPU1: 104F CPU2: 109F System: 98F
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    Tower vs. 2U in non-air-conditioned room

    Database server, file server, reserve mail server, reserve DNS server. Most of the time it sits idle and donates its cycles to a distributed computing project (I can shut down the DC during hot months to prevent overheating).
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    Tower vs. 2U in non-air-conditioned room

    In your opinion, is it worth taking server hardware out of a 2U chassis and sticking it in an Antec TITAN650 case? This is for a server that will be chugging away in a non-air-conditioned room. The ambient temperatures may rise to 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. The server has two 3...
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